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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
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Appri ~~.~ iY N,NrIICNA ~" NAN rIivN LIZ
IHI. WoNENS BtEEAI.
Por1fANn. oct - tSD,cirb. The American Missionary
Association WAS presided by tar ar,t wee president
the E.y Dr. A. J. T. Bchro .ds. ot BrsokIyn ti"nihoh'
aud interesting among the addresses waro those ol Mon
tslnma. Az Apache Indian. srAia'ie o. the HHH'"
IriVcr.tv nnw medical STUDENT IN NhicaSo'
and yam IhsE Lee, the thiaAin@n. ms N'"''"7
Bureau held interesting ses''i HN'l"s VIZ"
tno LARGE chnrrh crowded. TIC Wesuh-
Wa conducted 10y Dc j. !. io, of Chicago. Hnd hi''
ID f. Incrson 81 &cw-NOrs ine bmrcaI ss"fot'ry. HHo
subuittci a hopeful annual report. Addresses "'fo
made BIZ Mrs. C. Vs. Shsii0n on WORK anon lu' Ho'A
OF Dakota. by Mis Lawrence. OF Jrico. I'"n' "h
work among the pocr ~ the Icnie'' ana heh
turly uonntain.. aud by Hiss Josephine l>c"Ss' i
teacher IN TO.CAiOo University. Miss IN me ohio'l'n
81 The youth. ...t.,, g.,
Al tic business. meeting the choice 81 We'll'hl !"
su,,rel Governor Mt,nnuru NJ, Iclricb 'p 'n"
Executive COMMITTEES and the other olh' OF !,
yerr lr-e.egtri without change. SchrIa'
ina,su-ciinx ~ The evening closed MS ann 5ttJ
II VA. addressed ~ UEiisi Ssto- senator '" y RYE
asd the Rev David GIegs OF In-i"n Al tho l'e.in-s
have hai unusually large attendance mere h"r "s'h
no iar Of fici On any tle'OSca or other p's'on
I'M everything said done ma gwen pideli'1I '"s-
tucrancr to tic WorA OF tnc association
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cytr,co DOT ~ (Speca1he theory current to night
that Nat Jones and cammAcs have goae OUT OIL '' so
roa .tos and will take wfi on the Oai SIDE OF wh a.
, . =, -, the .tory that and certain OF the North
-. c,o ,d which train. with Roam. Including rat
xiv and Puspury are in combinations The wheat mar
ke one ned hut this Afternoon low n ,a,I int
W., do,, 4, At the yet reached IN ue
w" ,or aud 1871 cents Tor My; rIhctua
49,. an the corn market were small NoVehner a M
sons while tho December do1NtIy cv'e'
~ In. same figaro yosteri,y NOFomoor WIFI
"neued al ~ dow to Al "a - d AZ al sold
Sa.n ia tsiIs conts and back 70 81 !, osms a. ~
oo"n NV epsnrd at a5ildI3s cents soli no"9 ~ -
nm to sot5s coats ami closed ., 80
cent. oats Quiet almost 70 ou.ne III % on The Jay
Io,o Mas confined largely to the hnv oi. a. N.
nn,.t feeling prevailed Essior prices "o'o ~" WIG
VIZ, , In % tober ribs Gecln" q" 40 Cvn.s
,uT,reS In November. necrhonr M" ''"'' '
cant. aud in January PORK. D cents
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IMMIGRANTS SUFFER WITHOUT CAUSE
PLENTY OF MONEY TO REPAIR HOSPITAL WARDS,
BUT Ii CANNOT BE USED.


BUT 1T CANNOT BE USED.
Emigration Commissioner Stephenson did not fulfil
the promise that he to BIO present at the meeting OF
the Board yesterday 10 raise storm hence the meeting
attended with peace and harmony But the entire
public had been present they would have been con-
WINGED that Secretary Fairchild Is the strongest oppo-
nent that the immigrants haze It was brought out at
the meeting since May he has persisently ignored
ALI requests allomcn.s from the immigrant fund for
the and comfort Of sick aud destitute INN grants
on Wards Island and for the general management or the
Immigration Department. although there Is about
100000 of this fund Ia the Treasury land moro
accommodating.
Mr. Ulricl presided. Mr.. Tainter chairman or the
Wards Island Committee. referred 10 the muclinesdcd
ir, to the sick wards OF the hospitals aud other
buildings on ad but being unable TO get Secretary
Farchid to open tue purse strings, he would ask or
only enough to make slight and temporary repairs to
the wards to modify tue suher1ngs OF tac SICK DIT.
shaw referred TO opinion OF the Attofney-Ienerai
that tnoy would bo personally liable for any dobts III
Cured by the commissioner. when without funds
President Uichwe can better afford TO c.ose up these
buildings than make Ourselves personally resp'nsbe or
repairs our experience teaches US the evil Of the latter
Mr. Sarr-Ths hospitals and buildings wards Island
The sanitary condition Of the Hospitals simply
non IS the t hssis Of the inmates Wsye been unable
pirate any upon tho ground that tho Imngrnt
und should be used for that purpose ana the
support Castle Uares and Tor the care OF tho
sick and lie has 100000 OF the Immigrant
heat m should have S25ODO or S3O0oO at
T bs give rs tbs money IL. burning
he should so act
Tne motion was then laid the table Commis sioner
Uauset offered a resolution which was adopted. that
President Ulrch and one other neiuber be committee
to obtain money for the commission
Mr. Starr-The last tine president went 10 washing
tom Tor this purpose got invitation 10 return home
Upon application of the Southern Pacific Railroad mat
compauy is to permitted the privileges allowed 10
other railroads in Castle Garden, except taat OF selling
tickets to immigrants. motion made 10 exclude a
re- presen alive OF tue Bible and Fruit Mission rom Cas-
tls Garden laid table until the standing or
the organization eau be inquired into Carl Barbsca,
apstheoary At wards Island discharged Tor hcoin-
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Hornblowers house. on September 20 was convicted
Yesterday OF burglary and assault with iItsnt ia kill
Counsel for the prisoner stated that he would move fora
poSw fvfa
FELLOws AND SHARP HAD NET BEFORE.


A SCENE THAT GAVE KEENER EDGE TO THE LAW
YER's THRCsIs AT THE BRIBE-GIvEB.
At the lime of the Sharp trial 1t was SAID by few
about thai Colonel Fellows had taken part
in the prosecution of Sharp wi additional fervor on
account Of private grudge. Two knowing men mes
the City Hall day while sharp's case was
before the jury and of them inquired OF the other
Do you remember the cat and King remark that
Fellows made al the Blossom Club few years ago ~
DO |! Why. bless you. have been thinking OF
hal ever since sharp's trial began, and | am eager
TO see how Fellows bears himself In the summing up"
some days before Colonel Fellows nominated
by the United Democracy, one Of the knowing mcr
told til, story IN the hearing Of a TRBuSE reporter,
81 went into the Blossom Club one night and found
Jacob Sharp, Colonel Fellows and few other men
playing poker at one able. My friend sat with me
and watched the game u close. Sharp win
and Fellows was a loser, as usual Fellows offered
check 10 sharp At that time The bride giver had no
notion of being under Indictment. He turned
on Fellows and berated him In a mos brutal manner.
calling him a dead beat and swindler. Few men
cO1ll have used coarser epthets, and no man could
have been moro often than Sharp In those days:
Fellows was boiling wi rage but he kept pretty good
control OF himself No doubt he felt that he was az
a disadvantage. Sharp declared that he would not be
swindiei by means of one Of Feiiowss worthless
check.
from Sharps bru al talk another man at the table
accepted check from Fellows and pail sharp. Eel
lows gave Sharp this parting shot cant anoru 10
quarrel with you over a poker table, Jake sharp:
but he timc come when you viii be cat ana VIII
be king venture TO say that sharp Thought Of that
remark when Follows made his speech 10 the jury in
summing up the case against him.
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,fJsSIOyiRY WORK or WONEN.

PHILADELPHIA, oct 81 tSnecfap.-The woman Auii'-
rv IN thu Board OF Missions OF the Protestant Episcopal
re held a m.etin: this morning at the Church Of tho
r,iohany The Few. Mr. Parry. OF Baltimore, read an
adares, on working Freedmen" The Rev Mr. cievs-
land of Dakota. described the Work Among indians.
The REV Mr. McKim OF Japan, made satisfactory re
mort n, 10 what Is being accomplished by foreign mis-
sions d. Rainsford of st. Georges Church No~-i"rX'
roo, a uaper on domestic Missions The bnancss
- r.roried 10 be in a healthy state and the organiza-
ton 10 De doing great good H., ,...., ,,.,.oo,.,
80 ,net 4. secret sessioD to-day at St. James s
Snmrcn 70 nomiDsts candidates FOR the missionary do
49, If y. v.da Utah. Western Texas aud Alaska lie
80 o. u, III hs .nbp,tt ed the various sanding commit
,es. md Inc election will depend upon tho approval
az m :. aiority OF the comnittees
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,IIr WORK or rHr INDIAN SCHOOLS.

WAsuINGIOS DOT 97.-Fioiu this annual report or John
T. Ilcy. superintendent oil Indian Sohoo!h winch WAS
ne with tho secretary 81 The Interior to-day. II appears
that m, ayr,eais cxpeniure by the Governusnt Tor
tho educator Of Indz.i chdren during tho year va,
SlOg5.J71 Tho whole nnmbc. OF indian children be-
tween tho ages and sixteen years u 3oS2 or
this number. io3c about 37i3 pcr cont ATTENDED
SCI ool some portion OF the year.
Mr Riley fayors tho policy Of teaching only English IN
the ernncnt schools The report say that much
stress cannot laid upon the Importance o. preparing
native teachers .nd 10 this end suggests that normal
hool department be established at sono OF the larger
schools
IN. superintendent mako the following teeon n"n'a,
lions that industrial boarding scbso be e>tahh-hei
near the Missouri HYrr, cont 10 the sioux N,aelNa-
ticu ttt schools be provided for the tbes IN Nevada
ta oacrcSs req s,tci To proNi e lOr the education
Of 100 Indian children h@ selected from the tribes
lvirg IA ihr slate Of New YORK that commission 10
appointed AMI rnpowercI t. mako thpIon-h cAAuihA-
lion of the whole subject I'll IsIian education.
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DR. uGLYyN's EXPLlcIr DENLIL.

80 rItUIH IN rGE STATEMENT THAI H. = '"'iN''
TO RETURN 10 MS PLACE ~ IhE 'H'!' H.
I,ufH. oct - (speci0lI.Dr. McClynu waa Heuu ~ Il
r.uorter this evening relation toa story pubfhed In
Nav York paper to-day that lie had stated 10 f"'hei
Hr.nnap pastor leading Catholic thurch o No"as'
y L. that he was going 10 repent for ma opposition 70
the catholic Church and abandon Henry George ana h'
theories Dr McGlynn at the I.aihbun tonse sur
rounded v the Committee OF Arrangements hud 'o'ei'l
other iue,ubsr. OF United Labor party VINO were
r.sont In escort him to the knights OF Honor Hall.
vh.re he was TO deliver address. lie SAID
eft is a myth. | not acquainted with rather
prsuu.u never had csssInate or associate OF tnat
name and do not believe there Is buch II
,or.on IN Newark. have received seNcia,
.cgrams I'm reference tho story ana rep 10 So'.f'l
NJ insu | do not understand why the story should DO
s:rts a. II J. without the least semblahcc OF truth OF
Foundation i'll a.. ,i,. 10 nm militia. NJ
Arr,nccmeuts went To the hail anu maze HPcrou w t"
I.re. .udlcucr. which hs Thoroughly 'oNerch tis
noiuts of me George heoi aud made anhs aPpoai
Tor ,oi As for tue United Labor chndlda'os'
A ridiculous story published yesterday I'd Inc
sfect that Dr. McGlyun about TO seek psrhoh fom
rcbpshop Corrigan bc aiken back Int Inc 'huic" anu
abandon the United Labor party. The Hb'nnnN oi INC
yarn ia shoyn by tho fact that the Doctor maze cam
nDign spe,ch for the George party IN EnH' N't "6"
and viii make another IN OweEo Tonight
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rlIorAGE FEES FOR WAR snLrs TO BE rAID

Nt-nISGTON. oct. - t>PccUl. captain joan IT,
walker Chref OF the OF Navigation. before NJ WAS
suuor.cdrd %. Acting rccIctAryof the Navy by 'Onmo
dore d. H. HARMONY, reconstructed his refusal 10 dprf"Ne
the vouchers tor pOtage presented by captains Eoyd
and Euuce Of lachmonI ami Atlanta IAe,e officers
gave 10 1p4ulon with thof vouchers Is 10 Tho CIR
cnr,taDses making necessary tho employ ment al 'ots
In hiring the vessels safely up te Philadelphia On
In a,.nu of tho Centennial celebration, and accori-
in 20 regulation captain Walker. a' moi oi the bureau
al Navigation ob gel 10 rsfse 10 pass thc Non hrr'
and Az Acting Secretary oil the NAVY was compelled -
sp1rnyr his own action In the premises.
-uh.eourntly leading uinu Of Philadelphia Hadc a
ygnron, protest public print aSihI Inc I'M Is'Ico
dong the commaadng officer OF the vessels Inc ohceI
Themselves cApl.ncd that the weather was ioSgy anu
no on on boar being well acquainted with NAVIGATION
m the bav pilos absolute necessity lne pro-
fest and ordinations being highly satisfactory tho
Aching eocretsro passed the vohcaer% anu IoAce mas
hear TARA
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COMMITTING 4 NEW-JERSEY CLCBBER

Police sergeant Michael Reilly of Harrison, y. j.. was
held in tho General Sessions Court in Jersey City yester-
day on an Indictment for atrocsus assault and battery
ON the event June 20 Thomas j. Smith, MS wife and
his brother samusl sitting their own stoop In
what is known a. "Murphy's Row." Reilly stood Tor
threoquarters Of an hour on the sdewsH ir"nt OF tno
bouse talking I, a woman Samuel Smith made testing
rsu.rk which au.ered Reilly. He dragged samuel
from the soop aud him brutaly with hs ciuD asa
fats satisfying his thirst TO- sam lei core ely
rnsd him over TO officer started ior Thomas
The latter ran in hallway, but Reilly eyertocA him
heatng and ktrking him Mira smith tried 70 save her
husband and she too was clnbbsd and arrested. The
prisoner was convicted
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MR. y4NDnGGILr iAD THE CHlNA ENh
CHAUxCEY NJ. DEPfw SAYS Thai THK san fEAN
CI..,. niepAI..M u II nlNLf

=.
CIsCn DISPATCH ~ iNcETpINLf,
That part OF ths report clgraphod from SAN francisco
on "Wednesday regarding tho new thinaAmeifc"h hanA
which referred TO ~. Vanderbilt A. the new president o.
the bank was treated VIA lncrcauliy Yesterday al inc
general Offices of iAc Newi orS oenta and Hudson h'1
Railroad Company. Cornelius Vanderbilt. VINO W, sup
posed TO b, the Mr. Vanderbilt alluded TO- wa not III Inc
city aud Will not return untii next week
President Dcpry. after carefully reading tho san
Frnucsco dis rh. SAID that MI Vanderbilt had no. lo
HIM that ho haa Assumed any such relations TO no
China American Bank II neJl! almost bc WILING I"
stake my existence" said M Irpcw, "tnIi Mr. N"ude
biz does not intend la prestlsn OF this Chinese bank
lie il uoi In. man 10 p.ru,lt thr use OF his name IN an
.nt.rrtise which wOgls cot back financially and ne
cn,1e t,nroucaly rcssonsib!c for io would arc 10
mai t,e utorcst those who wrir "t'ract"
10 the scaense hi- name were thV 'Hol II" ann pr
tect. 10 tas N1dld require an az uh' p ~ ~ 'nl
inliy.dual supervision when ans mr. ne cannon 'fAfe
"a devote 10 ihis matter Nr. Wand rp u inu' 700
his, now with tho Affair, lie E'soa NJ h'"d' 10 enter
fI.ts new field"
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rx-srcprr,ny robson IN CAMDEN

CAMDEN oct - (spectdil. Of the
Nayy Celrgc W Robson arrived al his old home his
morning. for n blef siav lie Is now al the hO'ise vi
his sister, Mrs Hannah W. Eo5eson Among MS fist
eaIsr- thi- morning Thomas ii. Dudley and his
sOD I.iwari TIE an sowel candidate FOR state scna-
tor. There VS. q constant stream of visitors TO Miss
EO's,ons bOu.c al day. and Tho General beaned and
sAGld upon all Ia hi, old way. Il came In iist on
bT-inC~s,7 tc nj and nav trip has no DO1'hi
significance. with am here | NAV speak. but ! a"
think .hGu tsso very acthe part. nave
just earned the tctals OF the situation here IL L.
She old hgI. | feeling very we'll mo
sfn,ias coming at this time l. said % be one 0f INC
irsi -,ps h. for Ike scEal0rshiD IN l-oO.
an that II DnAiey II elec@i he will champion tho
ex->eeFstary : cause al JieDtOh
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MEETINGS FOR MUTUAL INSTRUCTION.

W,.,uxsros OCT. with view Ia the improve
.nt OF the service al tho Chcf Of Bureaus IN Tho Navy
Deplrtmcnt have been orierel TO meet three times
veekly As board under the presidency OF Commodore
Harmony Acting secretary and Chief OF tho Bureau OF
Yards and D,ck. At Theses meetings All matters pehd
I'M, In ,,s Denartment before the different bureaus VIII
10 ,ilv d.rus,cd so that tho cnefs may bo in'oiiuou
~ 10 tho progress OF work on the new shIs c9nstrno
Tn f mus aud other subjects OF interest, when are AZ
,r'scn, known only To the bureaus having imnodiAto
,.,r NJ la II
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UNIT r4v COOKE WOULD DO WITH TIE HOH

Plus
p,rrsprRo. Oct IT (Spcciah.-Jay Cooke was !" ""o
ctv today lie was on his way rom us ,~'
Island to his home In Philadelphia -. -.
a, IN. country was assuming threaten
va, bs thought IL would itself and come
n ~, ,,nt n ths end s not believe inc repo..9
a, .rpgency In tho money market aua laN limit
yrsssury surplus, after II has reached sei'AA "''
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Mr. DAVIS N THE PACK.

Later on il was announced mat nr Davis would Ger
alnly visit the park, he Insisting on me o''-inA r.
r.,,',nr despite his fally's protest The crowd thrn
In inc direction Of the PARK ana III rev MIN
,e. Mr. Davis, escorted by msuned guard OF honor'
go Tr,yo, dew through tns city streets. Cannon
bo,I,.i cfowds yelled and the bands played. AZ the
ra,,rds Mr. Dav woco "a with another via ye'
20 re old COMO iefate hags were waved again lie
nsdc short speech in which lie took occasion 70 com
is,n.rf General iprlon his darn NJ and bravery ana
H." he rois "A of Confederate soldiers gehe'aly Henofa
do. then made brief address In responce '" the en-
thu.ia.tic on, purst which the praise PROVOKED.
Tonight great torcnght demonstrdli0h occurred ana
vyas narticpsted ia hy several thousand young men
Flon,s enrssrntne familiar war scenes anu hcurns
ere dspnyrd In tho procession. Inc crowds JrIici,
nons " rc fired and the greatest excitement prevailed
ud 10 to.nirIt the streets filed with shouting
vrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
LIS Alwaysihs Way.

"pdnt tell you soi" said gentlemsn to an acanain.
ana. whom he cha need to the street, Tvs awYs
az ~ What's always Tho way " inquired mutual
trend o the two who happescd along Just tien WY
49,, ms r.psl the speaker you sec Sml'n heo
Inc ast time met he a OF the worst coughs yS
.ver hearI lie complained OF loss OF appetite VI
sws,is Of low spirits and other unmistakabls prrmon9y
sympiouls consumption. tsl blm 70 seta sntyp VI nd
pnrrs yoldep Medical Discovery at once lie did So anu
look AZ him now DID you ever see healthier
Ths Discovery has tosands from cons
Graves knew Il would Smith. us NWys tne Hexe
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MELTING TRADE DOLLIES.

The last 100000 OF tho silver traie dollars recently
rcoepco by the Government being melted m al tue
Assay once this city The amount receiver ny me
sinh asury and turned To the Assay orico or
melting into bullion aggregates S3 IOooVo AS tuo ola
dollar, are melted up they cast into bars and paced
An ono vaults OF the office. where le5 are o ny
"a nth a. "A man head.
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,,ocprTT0y gETIER THAN VALOR.

dispatch from Boston yesterday stated that three
insurance agents Of the Newlork Lie Insurance Com
psny wso had been arrested ior soliciting insurance III
Massachusetts, without license had been released after
naqmcnt OF 500 fine by the company. IL was stated
that the company pre- vousy announced It's Intention
~ 6btug the case and that this apparent change OF
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nIII IIAIEN KIIL. KENINED

coxco,D Oct 27.-In tho House today tho report Of
IN. majority of the Railroad Commtce when ahda 10
the bill authorizing Boston and Lowell or Tue no'""
and Maine Railroad to lease the Nerthern 1,d
aas.n,iaI features OF the Hazen bill-wss aaspteu
f,ts e.ed ard tue bill ordered to third rsau-
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RESOURCES OF wAsHlyGroy TERRITORY


WASHINGTON. oct 27.-Eusene semple, Governor OF
Washing Territory ia his annual report to tho Secre
tary OF the Interior estimates the population OF the Terri
tory at i3 G69 increase OF 5000 In the last
two years The taxable property Of the TERRITORY OK
elusive railroad property is given at S506S3, SD6.
increase OF nearly 100000 over last year.
The report says that about acres or
agricultural lands yet unsurveycd and while all ac-
counts that the choicest lands are now taken
there yet remains great dealOf excellent land for entry
pnder the various land laws About 1856 miles OF rail-
road have been eompsted during tho year making tho
total meag s in the Territory about 060
Toe development OF mines Is only partially advanced
except as coal concerning which. the report says
enough Is known TO justify the claim that Washington
Territory is the Pennsylvania OF tho Pacific Coast The
Inevitable mine alone ha, produced over $4,000 tons
OF coal yearly for the last eight Tho total output
OF all the mines for the year was J2J.,O5 tons.
Tho schools OF the Territory. the report. are In
their infancy Tho total number OF children OF school
az" IN tho Territory sGt.0f Tho average daily at
tendance II 81 Goa
one OF the leading industries ia the salmon fisheries Of
the Coumbia River. 5ho Water sy,Grsvs iarbor and
Puget -ound. During the year these fisheries yielded
S2i3f 1000 There hss been, however, slight decrease
every year since 1888.
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r,r,p ,Nn DpIrMMER OF 1912.

KINGSTON Oej. - (Speeiab.-A. l. olear"A'o'' y.
King ION addressed large AMI enthusiastic a'e"'o "a
Delaware County Republicans at Ro1Oury ''S' me-
David Merwin AMI Zebulen mnfori VIC oI nH w. ,h o
80 IN. latter "A drn miner the war OF lei- ou H W" ~
csssion They SAID they turned oit to he" tue o." EA
cot.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM PUZZLE
SOME CONTRADICTORY PHASES OF TIE ADMIN.

TRATIoN's INTcRPRErATIoN OF THE LAW.
WASHINGTON Oct 81 (Speciab. pulling questions
arising from attempt to understand the isterpreta
ton put upon tho Civil Service law under this Re-
form Administration have prompted contributor TO
The critic TO group together the following startling
facts:
President Cleveland denOunces offensive parsanship; Mr.
grover Cleveland contributes from his salary Pre.den
un 90 the New YORK Democratic Partisan Committee to
wage Political warfare against the Republican partisan
gauiZatiOn.
" CiY surface " Commissioners Oberly takes the position
that Federal ohicehoier sha not contribute funds to
Am PARTISAN Organization. or even talk party
because person hollis Federal ONCE To
does necessarily lose all s rights privileges
American including free speech free Of
bii personal wealth Commissioner Lyman sides with Bishop
O0ery to the extent that unir the present
DemOctatic Administration must not breathe senti.
ments OF antagonsm against tho Republican
:uts-hs party riends-who are struggling
10 bscOme the "ins"
At the open election in Baltimore YESTERDAY those
Champion Administration rcfOrmor- senator Gnrnah and
Eugene ggns cIraned tho political opposition inout
ing the orcous partisan MuGvunps by argey Increased
majority thus vndcatg at tho polls the great principles OF
Cvl Surface reform embodied In the present Admins
Natlon.
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CONVICTED or SHOOTING DE- H0RNRLC"hH.
Eugene Mccarthy. the New-lorh Dutsiat' "Ho N''
.b.t xbiIe conmittins a burglary in DR.. Theodore X
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,r,uLoN cu,Scf ArJAMrsrOwy

JAMESTOWN. Oct 27 tspsciab.-The Court House was
filed overflow ing at Republican meeting last night
Mahlon Chance Of Ohio. delivered address the
If queslsn- Great enihusilsm vas manifested.
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tactics had surprise To TRIBUNE re-
porter Mr. Whitney the secretary OF the company, said
that the company would decline make any statement
or explanation about tue
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should be used In judcous expenditures for harbors
coast defcnces and Internal improvements. Mr. Cooke
was returning with his family from hi, seIlannual fish,
Ing trip on the Island. It Is In Pul-in-Bay.